STP Published: 1995
STP1230-EB

Composite Materials: Fatigue and Fracture: Fifth Volume

Editor(s): R. H. Martin

Features the latest information on methods for predicting how composite materials and composite material structures fail. 27 peer-reviewed papers from the world's leading professionals in the field. Five key areas:

Delamination Characterization -- Eight papers explore the challenges of characterizing delamination fracture of laminated composite materials in terms of interlaminar fracture toughness.

Damage Modeling -- Developing appropriate models for predicting composite damage such as matrix cracking, fiber failure and delamination are considered in five papers.

Material Damage Characterization -- Five papers investigate how environmental exposure and mechanical loads damage composite materials.

Impact -- Methods to predict the effect of impact on laminated composite materials are explained in four papers.

Structural Damage Characterization -- Five papers describe failure or damage issues in specific structures.

Table of Contents

P Sriram, Y Khourchid, SJ Hooper, RH Martin

K Kageyama, I Kimpara, I Ohsawa, M Hojo, S Kabashima

J-J Lee, SL Ogin, PA Smith

K Kussmaul, Mv Alberti, U Eisele, T Schneider

F Sharif, MT Kortschot, RH Martin

X-J Gong, M Benzeggagh

E Armstrong-Carroll, R Cochran

I Chou, I Kimpara, K Kageyama, I Ohsawa

BD Davidson

N Suresh, ASD Wang

I Shahid, F-K Chang

P Sriram, EA Armanios

KT Slattery

JP Komorowski, D Lefebvre, C Roy, C Randon

BJ Knouff, SS Tompkins, N Jayaraman

F Pomiès, LA Carlsson, JW Gillespie

MP Connolly, DL Davidson

DS Cairns

D Delfosse, A Poursartip, BR Coxon, EF Dost

DG Moon, JM Kennedy

MA Portanova, JW Deaton

DR Ambur, JH Starnes, CB Prasad

CU Ranniger, PA Lagace, MJ Graves

RW Bliss, DL Wheeler, R Maguire

JK Sen, JC Fish

AJ Vizzini

MR Wisnom, MI Jones, W Cui

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Developed by Committee: D30
Pages: 550
DOI: 10.1520/STP1230-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5297-7
ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-2012-9